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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

0IColonel BAIL b zdmonsfons "a n
birthday occurred on Sunday last. aud
IN honor Of our venerable and much re-
spected fellow -cifizen. the sStsrv band
repaired 20 his residence on Monday
night and discoursed few very appro-
pirate sud beautiful selections or music,
alter which the Colonel favored The
members nf The band and others p-eseni
witha few tongs, which were appreciated
ny 81 present. Long NAV The Col. live
20 enjoy such friendly greetings, was
the desire OF I'll present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

How the Hard Times Began In
the United states and in Ger
many.
The period Of economic Disturbance
which commenced in 1873. appears iOl
have frst msnifessed itself almost stimuli
in Germany and the United
|Sssses il the latter half Of that year. In
1.-The former country. the great and sucs
lcessfui results o. the wsr with France
had stimulated every department OF
thought and action among ~ people II y
10 inssnse activity The var indemnity
y hich had been exacied Of France, had
| been used In part 20 pay on the debt OBJ
!Iigaiions OF the Government, and ready
capital became % abundant, that bank
ling institutions Of note almost begged
for the opportunity 20 place loans. -
lrates q Low % per cent, with manu-.
Iiacturers, for tn~ purpose Of enlargtnR
their establishments. ~ . legitimate
'lresult, The whole country projected and
Engaged ~ oil manner Of new industrial
and fnsncial undertakings In Prussia
alone 6o7 new joint stock rompsnis'
were founded during the wear 1874 and
1.-The 6rst six month"; Of 1878 with m g.
|ereRate capital OF f48l O45 00O. Such Z
state or shings. % 10 now obvious, ~
most unnatural, and could not continue
land the reaction and disaster came viii
Igseas suddenness. - hiss been ALREADY
stated. in the fall Of 1879, but wishou
isnsicipssion on the part Of the multisude
Threat fortunes rapidly melted sway. "
ldussry became pnrsiy zed, and the Who'll
o. Germany passed q once from = con
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The Terre Raute Gazette furnishes :
good deal OF valuable information N :
concise form n tbs following editorial
statement;
~re che iaqslrv. What has the Demo
Grade party done IN recent years 10 en-
title II 20 The confidence and approval Of
she public? r the following answer. taken
from the record. - simply sufficient Tor
III practical purposes:
Il was : Democratic Congress thai
passed the arresrsge pension bill.
lt vas = Democratic Congress that
pasoed The Interstate commerce hill.
q gas : Democratic Congress thai
enacted law 10 pension the veterans 81
lhe Mexicau war.
Ii Was . Democratic Congress ths'
passed law prohibiting the contract =
alien labor.
IL Vas . Democratic Congress 'ha
enacted Law permitting the inc0s pora
ton Of trade unions.
IL was . Democratic Congress shs
enacted law providing for the .edemp
zion Of the trade dollar.
Il was . Democratic Congress tina
enacted Law for the protection o
American 6shermen.
ID was = Democratic Congress tha
enacted law prohibiting the employ
ment Of convict labor BY federal officers
Ii was . Democratic Congress tha
forever settled the electoral count busi
mess By Civ ing each state power to 81
Tor whom lie vote should be cast.
It Was . Democratic Congress ths
established . tribunal for trying suit
against the government instead Q
crowding them into the hands Of lobby
tots-
Ie Vas : Democratic Congress ths
repealed the tenure Of Office act enscte
BY Repu blican Congress, for psrsisa
purposes, in violation Of the constiss
lion.
II was . Democratic Congress tn
restored TO the domsin 5O0U0.0O0 Acre
Of land granted railroad ofpos aiions
The Republican party aud unearned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11


The farmer vesIlenss south 81 vincen
ues are greatly excited >ver : strangs
via animal that hss frequently oes<
seen 81 the sWampy >sion In hat "
|cjnisv. and Il thought % he . panther
The Vinrenncs Commercial, speaking 81
The terror the animal has created. SAY
that II rosms about the swamrs betWre,
|the Z. ct. n. railway and the Evsns
vile y aecn road. and u times boldly
vensure~ out in the fejis snd into shs
.hishwavs. II has been seen fteQuentl.
Nv parties 81 Well-kn0wn verarlty and
whose Judgment doee not mislead them.
20 thar there remains no doubt Of M
\ iscs that the animal has taken up H.
abode within two AND one-hsif mi'ee a.
;shv risy. u r~ke~ '"qnsrf tftHf atiAs
| r.i,i- upon TIE ffn~rs' piss hEf~s
xves~. etc II u,tets tteult iNnN HrN
Iterrifying scrrans. when 90 ,lrseiA ft
sem hles the scream 81 m afIrixhted No
msn. or some one ~ distress, that Y has
1 Qrsnil 'f' psr-crs =" hasten into tht
nai-i NJ fne jungle ~ the swamps,
thinking that srme awful murder was
neing committed On reaching the spot
from which the scream came. Il seemed
10 be moving farther into the .dense un'
lderbrush Of the swamp. Hours have
|heen spent IN futile attempt 10 rescue
lshe supposed victim 81 terrible crime
,Some,imes the resruing psrsy hsvs
iru.hed unexpectedly upon the ferocion'
iln.kinx animsl which would change III
scream 20 deep gusseral growl OF Z
ipiescing howl IL il needless 10 Say sha
lin every Instance the rescpers have bea
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

% Manufacturers are rushing into ths
natural Ras belt Findley, O., il a.
tracing more capital than any osheI
center. The pipe works are overcrowd
ed with orders for natural ess pipe end
contracts have been already made 10
between i've and six hundred miles 4
BE- laid next year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

Chief Justice Waite q the age % sev-
|enty-two q the most energetic member
or she United States supreme court. he
IL The only one Of the jostices Who bee
mot avaIled himself o. che ct % cengrese
giving him private secretary . u, ~
> year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

An international council Of women y
..noa,uced 10 meet IN Warrington, p
q. II September. 1888 q ceiebrate she
for,Iesb anniversary Of The woman suf-
1rere movement. Il b expected % b
|shc l~reess Woman's meeting ever held,
ana y % continue for eight dsys q Two
oanafona each.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

The coming year, 1883. will be pecu-
liar II ONE respect. The last three M
mosala - III be the same. This u cir.
eumsfsnce which occurs only once ~ I
eentury. ~ more strictly speaking onl,
once IN Ill years. III VII BE- one hun
dred and eleven years % c.'me before
another "thses Of kind 1899. will b
pooched.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

Postmssters hsve been directed By the
AssIstant Postmaster General 10 collect
letter poslsge on oil fourth class matter
upou which the business cards Of III
eepdsrs appears on the outside wrapper
The law n this regard i being enforced
III over the coOntry.--E. a Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

~ Thirty thousand persons ore
thrown out OF employment n Nsshsu.
~. e., because musk rat ding hole ~
: canal bank, which resulted In The
breaking Of N smbankmsnt and IosIns
% water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

One hundred and sixteen men over
eighty years old registered q che various
polling places IN Cincinnati during the
regular days provided ~ lev. Three 81
them ere over ninety.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

~ Elijah Hays and vile, Of Warsaw
Kosciuako county, Ind, have donated q
che Methodist Board o. MIsstons oi6o,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

THE partnership heretofore existing
! IL the grocery business q Irei md,
Dubois rounty. Indiana. between Joseph
Buchsrt and William KrIiams, II dis
|soised. Joseph Bnchart l. entitled 10 r..
|ceive I'll outstanding credits, and vii
pay the firm debts-
JosEPB BUcHARr.
WILLIAM KELLAMs.
Nov. lth. 1857 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11

~ - girl - Wisconsin has horns On
4er forehead, which che covers with
Der hair
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-11
NOTICE :
.StaVe Timber Wanted

~ nfNO Cords or white ami Barr
lVvaUDU Ok Stave Blocks Wsnsed
n nv mill IN Jasper. for which ! vii
paw from 400 20 y 90 per cord. &C.
corsiing to g'rde. i. N. EAMbO,
Sept. Is. lss7 SIN.
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Montpelier and Vicinity.

REV. JOHN CURRIER is quite seriously i'll.
LUCo NICHOLAS went to New York Mon
day.
Brown, Smith and Jones are all in Boston
this week.
GEORGE A, KNAPP of Burlington was in
town over Sunday,
MRS. SIMEON DEWEY will pass the winter
in Boston and vicinity.
EIGHT persons went to Burlington Mon
day evening to see Langtry.
WILBUR III. TRUAx of Bellows Falls was
in town Thursday visiting his parents.
Thus far the proceedings of the general
Term Of the supreme court have not been OF
interest to our readers. We hope to present
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

An Eas,aesr cat 10 rWe. a.a mn Firsnss


A Eas,aesr cat IN rws. aaa nH Firsnsa
Decapsisssd.
A horrible accident happeaed twelve miles
from PArkenburs Wednesday morning on
the Marietta Mineral rAilruad. A heavy
mixed train had just passed Vincent station,
whom the train IVES divided in order 10 cross
more safely trestls ninety feet high. The
first section passed over all right when the
engine bearing the engineer, H. 8. Vincent
Fireman Albert BuAhley, Brakeman
Stewart, Conductor Jack McCoy and pas.
ssnger named Early, returned for section
two. When At the highest point Of thetrestle
the engine gave o sudden Jerk and
plunged straight down to the abya
below, carrying all on beard with Il
Vincent and Bushley were instantly killed.
Bushley had his head severed from his oody
and one leg cut OIL, while Vincent was cut In
two Conductor Mccoy was Under the wreck,
pinned down by the heavy engine 1t WAS
nearly halt an hour before he was taken out
In the meantime the escaping steam scalded
doubtful. Brakeman Stewart was terribly
scalded, and there arc but faint hopes Of his
recovery. Early, the passenger, had both
legs broken and was ipj ured internally. He
Is said to be dying. The place into " hich the
engine plunged IL . yawning abyss, at the
bottom OF which u rocky stream: The SEC
tion which the engine was returning for had
| the passenger coaches loaded, and the los oi
life would have been frightful had the acci
dent happened while returning with them.
A collision occurred on the Auburn
branch Of the New York Central railroad
| wednesday evening, at Geneva N. T., be
tween an express train and freight train
A dozen men received severe ipjuries anC
much damage was done to the engine ant
| cara
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
THR PLAIHf OF POErAsS
How she Was Terrified BY . Jealous and In
petuous SWeetheart

petuous Sweetheart.
Miss Minna Irving O Dell, the well.known
rival as q poetess OF passion Of Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, Of Tarrytown, n. y, has had .
falling out with her sweetheart, Mr.. Palmer
Benedict Wells, jr., Of Port Richmond.
Each threatens to prosecute the other for
malicious persecution. He Is q slight, boyish
youth OF 25, and she pushing, impulsive
maiden three years younger. Minnie Irving,
- she 10 known to fame, has already won for
herself considerable reputation by her simple,
songlike poems, usually on the theme OF
love One Of her best known il the
Haunted Hearth" which was published
In the Century Magazine, and for which ehe
10 said to have received 800. Up to . few
months ago Miss o Dell was the hsppiest girl
along the Hudson. She was talking about
her coming wedding with . bright young
business man Of New York city. Now she
IL counselinR with lawyers and breathing out
vengeance When correspondent saw the
young lady at her home, Wednesday, her
ened by black silk dress OF Lady Macbeth
cut Three bracelets encircled each wrist,
and seven rings glistened on her
tapered hngerA g am about to inform you
| OF dastsrdly attempt on an innocent young
girls life !" exclaimed the poetess dramsti
cally. 81 shall also make bare conspiracy
to ruin my character and, what 10 worse, my
literary reputation" The young lady ther
declared that Wells drew Q revolver and
Threatened to kill her II she did not marry
him. She retired to the kitchen and claimed
protection Of her father. After that she said
Wells made charges against her character
and tried TO ipjure her literary reputation
Young Wells wss.in the employ Of the pub
ltshers OF Wdltdce's Monthiy, No 2l2 Broad
way, New York. He was q friend OF II. f
Clifford Camp, the book.keeper for Stout &
| Meadowcraft, who 10 now confined In thu
Tombs awaiting trial for forgery and embez
element. These two book. keepers abe aileget
| forged her name on several occasions, ant
thus endeavored to injure her. Wells ha
since been discharged by the firm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

CHIoAeo, March l6 The DrocsrS Journal re.
ports Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head shipments
800 D.. eSe50o x; stcckerS and feeders, q q
q % cows. bulls and mixed. g oooA W bulk
Hogs-kecefpts. lSGD head shipments, 100
head market lower; rough and
500; light, eS eO0s IS skips, eS 500 IS.
sheep-Receipts, 6,O head shipmenta, 100
Western. sScoot 80 Texans. q SO. ~ lambs
q sos So
EAsf LrBnRrY.-Cattle - Receipts, 81 head
shipments. lS market strong prime, sos 80
fair to good, u 1895 common and medium, SaS
&s0; shipments 70 New York, cars.
Hcgs-Receipts. 500 head shipments l.ao
Workers, t6 OOf16 10; common to light a5 sos IS
pigs S 1905 70 !; shipments to New York. 9 cars.
Sheep ep-Receipts,r,CD head shipments. l,&CO
market nrm: prime, o l0st3 90; fair Z
good, a 5Osli %; common. e50S 50 lambs, va
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

On wednesday evening, ChsA X. Francis
Philadelphia, NJ p. G. NJ. Of the Grand
Council OF Pennsylvania accompanied BY
Joshua L. Lyte, Of this city, X. p. @. P. G. OF
W., paid IN officisl visit to Goodwin Council,
No l9, r. s. Z. and 8. NJ OF this city. NJ.
P. 6. M. Francis conferred two Of the cyptic
degrees, and witnessed the work OF the ofi.
cers Of the council in another, and expressed
himself much pleased with the work. He
also returned thanks for the courteous man.
ner In which he and bis deputy were received.
At the close OF tho meeting, which was very
largely attended, the members sat down to
/. .,,,s banquet served in John corMd'' Oes'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

-
- WDaa WnnsDlng esd sa0W PAIN q aAssao
HoatAosy HhhsA
- Easick's aay opensd cleaf with rather
hesisg wind which sent clouds OF dust whirl.
ias through The streets and into the stores
md dwellings and occasionally into the eyes
q ANYWAY pedestrianA Later On there was
suest fall Of snow from very thin fieecy
clouds-just enough 70 keep up the reputa.
tioo OF The ancient prophets that 81 Patrick
always briugs stormy weather.
The admirers OF the good old saint who
banished snakes from ireland are " wearing
Of the green" to-day in honor OF his memory.
What blessed thing II would be II some
good modern saint were TO visit Harrisburg
end banish ell the snakes that now infest the
legiolativo halls, the roosters and pinchePa
end boodlers and briberA and the great rail-.
road and pipe line anacondas and the veno
NOUS traction viper Where Is the saint thai
will undertake TO drive the snakes from Har
Tisburgf We fear St Beaver is not up to the
mark for such mission.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

The sale Of the stock and fixtures Of Cyrus
h. Colvin's livery and exchange stables, rear
Of City hotel, North Queen street, began this
morning ct 10 o'clock, ex.Sherii Rowe being
the suctioneer. The sales included harness,
which sold from $40 to s3l per set blankets
and robes - high - sl9; whips and other
materials at fair priceA The sales Of the
morning footed up sa7725. Tee only horse
sold this morning was one belonging to the
late James Burke; 1t was knocked of at
$l7a This afternoon Mr.. Colvin's entire
stock Of horses, buggies, pbetons, coaches,
sleighs, Sc, are being sold. The sale will
realize several thousand dollars, a. many oi
the animals are very fine ones, and some Of
tie vehicles as good ~ new.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
fAE UlrY WArRH WOkKs.
A Phiiadelphia Hydrsulic Engineer In Copfsl
epce with the City Authorities

a PhilAde1phia Hydraulic Engine IN Confer.
epcs Win the City Authorities.
Hydraulic Engineer Darrach, Of the firm
Wilson BroA & Co, Of Philsdalphia visited
Lancaster, "Wednesday, and last evening
was In conference with the water committee
and the committee on sewers, relative TO the
best means OF increasing the water supply
and sewerage Of the city. To-day Mr.. Dar.
rsch accompanied by Superintendent Hal.
bach and City Regulator Slaymaker are
viewing the "lay Of land" with the object
Of seeing what ID best to 10 donA 1t IL un.
derstood that the city regulator viii furnish
Mr.. Darrach with careful surveys of the
grounds and Of the several plans proposed
and that Mr. Darrach will from these survey,
suggest general plan for the improvement
Of the workA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

The suit OF r. D. Wood & Co, against K.
J. Malone, WAS argued on Wednesday, in
court Of common pleas Nc. 4, Philadelphia,
on exceptions to the r --s report Action
was brought by the plaintiffs to recover a
balance alleged TO be due for iron pipes fur
nished to Contractor Malone to be used In the
construction OF the intercepting sewer. Under
the contract the pipes were to be delivered
by canal, but navigation closed before the
order was completed, aud an additional ex.
pense Of e. $50 was incurred by subsequent
rail shipment This Is the amount In dis.
pute, and Frances Rawle, the re fsrree, found
for the plaintiffs to the full extent OF their
claims. The court reserved Its decision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
Much to BE Doubted.
From an Exchange.
There are 60 900 women farmers In Ireland.
AmuseInenu.

Sfictures2de Lretdnd."-st. Patrick's day will
bsteIebrated at the opera house this evening
DS an exhibition of Mr.. Ragan's wonderful
views OF picturesque Ireland. They are the full
size OF the stage opening. and include among
other historic places, /" Blarney CASTLE" the
"wondertul Stone," " The Bells OF shandon," :"
St. Patricks cathedral. scenes in Dublin, &C.
Mr.. Ragan's explanatory lectures are full of Wit
ana wisdom.
6tss Eate F6rsyths Company Miss Kate
Forsyth. with rrstclass support. will appear
At the opera house on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. On Tuesday evening Faithful
Hearts " will be presented and on Wednesday
"Marcelle" Reserved seats may be secured
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

Henry Stark was arrested In the Seventh
ward last night for drunkenness and disor.
derly conduct Alderman A. F. Donnelly
dismissed him this morning on payment Of
costs.
The mayor sent two buns to the work.
house, discharged one lodger and made one
drunk pay cssts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
Given Authority to Hank.

The comptroller Of the currency on
Wednesday authorized the Peoples National
bank, OF Lancaster, Pa, to begin business
with capital OF 600 coo.
The officers and employees are busy to day
getting ready for business, which will be
opened on Monday next In the building
formerly occupied by Thomas A. Wiley,
collector OF internal revenue, and more
recently by the Women's Exchange, No. 152
East King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17

VuicAec, March II. 80 Q. m.-Marhet opened.
wheat March, 7sAc April. 7s,Ac; Nay, Sstc.
Corn. Asroh. a,xo, April. ssstc, Nay. sssse
CSs:Sasy. ssxc: June, as,Sc.
Pork-May and Juno, ~ 81
LArd-May, o. 20; june, o. A2k.
short kibs.AAy, q o. june, q %
Wheat-March. 7s,Sc April. 1sssc; Nay, sl,Ac.
june, sac.
Uorn.:6Arch. aso Apr,l. s4se, Nay. sexa;
Oats-aArch, ss'sc, Apr,i. ss,.c; Nay. 80.
Pori-narch. 90 10 Nay. sO %; June. 90 50.
Lard.March. q IS; April. u A2k; Nay, q 80;
June. e;M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
Will Go to MARYLAND -,

Charles Rahter, the popular clerk OF the
Grape hotel, resigned his position few days
ago TO accept position ss chief clerk in q
very large hotel In Westminster, Mo-, 70.
Gently leased by his father, Henry Rahter, q
former proprietor OF the Grape. Charles
many friends In this city, and the guests who
have come under his care will wish him
great success In his new undertaking.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
Darhholdos's Lass Uard.

D. K Burkholdsr's " Lest card" for the I'd.
vsncsment Of his claims 70 the shrievslty ol
this great county h quite an attrsctivs enc.
II consists Of series OF illuminated blottsra,
containing cartoons Of editors, setors, orators,
negchantA commercial travslsFs. landlords,
physiciana. nsh vsodsra %, to Ill Of whom
0pStsy ays would b slsd 70 have you
veee tW na" Ths editorial pictures are a.
leenlly soods sxeept that Of the city editor.
1heee y uoe enough champagne in our Office
= naach The amount IN the picture All
thege!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-17
4 QOw Lodge at 0Ap.

A Castle Of the Knights OF the Mystic
Chain will be instituted in the Dap about
the middle OF April The Castle has been
oeganizsd with membership numbering
about forty. 1t will meet In the new hall
that u being erected over the shops on
Pequsa avenue which Mr. Peter Souder has
just built This order u pronounced one Of
the best In existence The prospects ere
very promisins, many Of the prominent citi.
sens OF the town and vicinity being interested
- u